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22	Should pro-choice mentality be extended to male parents too?		Arnold_Biscotti	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/18 05:03 PM

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2	Q4Men: What would it take to put an end to male disposability? Adapt brother. The behavioral aspects of civilization are constantly changing and evolving just like the biological aspect. Women no longer need a man's protection, money or even emotional support. You can either choose to become "disposable" if these are the only things you have going for you or you can specialize in something that all women still want that hasn't become obsolete by advances in gender equality/technology/gynocentric legislation that only men can provide. give that good dick	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/06/18 04:04 AM
7	Are Men who have success with women IRL a bit "misogynistic"? Others have pointed it out, but in short, as a guy who has had considerable success with casual hook-ups and FWB, you tend to learn more realities about the way women are, and that they are no different than men who consider themselves to be PUAs/players. I've slept with many girls who were in relationships with their boyfriend, and the reason for their infidelity basically boils down to dissatisfaction with their sex life; which is essentially why men cheat as well. You sort of learn women are …	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/06/18 03:52 AM
1	Why do you believe women are much less interested in casual sex than men? Is it slut shaming, lower libido, or something else? Why are men more motivated to approach? Social conditioning why women don't just ask men directly Social conditioning So basically standing in the same room and occasionally glancing at them For women this is the equivalent of a male showing interest in her directly, via words and actions. Its the male's job to pick up on these subtle "approaches" and act on them, so at least we would be talking to a woman who is actually interested as opposed to someone were interested in but doesnt reciprocate…	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/06/18 03:45 AM
2	Why do you believe women are much less interested in casual sex than men? Is it slut shaming, lower libido, or something else? If they were just as interested, then they would be approaching as much as men. You missed the entire point of the post. They don't need to approach, they are approached enough times and have enough options to select from to satisfy their very high sexual appetites without ever having to "approach". And this is just assuming that women don't "approach" as much as men. Women do approach men for casual sex, all the time, at clubs, bars, events, social media, etc. It's just more subtle and not as a…	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/06/18 06:18 PM
1	Why don't feminists address the role of women in causing toxic masculinity and ask them to radically change their preferences in men? I think it's just moods. When a woman is horny she wants to have rough sex with an aggressive welfare king with big bulging biceps or some J Balvin lookin nigga but when shes not in the mood she is repulsed by even the idea of a man who talks about fart and poop and whos shoulders are broader than his waist	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/06/18 06:11 AM
1	Do women also have a problem with TRP because it's training them to be womanizers, players and fucbois? I think they provide a perspective that's important for young men to understand.	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/06/18 05:50 AM
1	Why do you believe women are much less interested in casual sex than men? Is it slut shaming, lower libido, or something else? You answered your own question while the ladies are much more selective Women are just as interested in casual sex as men are, but they can afford to be more selective/discreet about their needs because males are typically the ones who are expected to approach and proposition women first. Most young single women have multiple guys courting them for casual sex at a time. So out of let's say 5 men, she decides to have casual sex with 1, her need/desire for sexual gratification is fulfilled, in the…	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/06/18 05:43 AM
0	Should pro-choice mentality be extended to male parents too? I don't necessarily believe it should be pre-sex though. In many of the cases of single parenthood I've seen, neither parent has indicated (albeit informal) any desire to become a single parent. It's only after pregnancy do feelings- usually from the woman's end, change. If women are able to legally terminate a pregnancy up to X amount of time after conception; the male should be given an equal legal option to opt out of parenthood up to X amount of time (I would even concede for X minus 30 or 6…	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/18 07:21 PM
-1	Should pro-choice mentality be extended to male parents too? Well I guess the legal definition of abortion and exactly which legal right it falls under varies from state to state/country to country. Whatever the legal definition is; what I'm advocating for is an equal legal right granted to men that allow them to also do what abortion does for women, in practice- opt out of parenthood.	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/18 07:08 PM
0	Should pro-choice mentality be extended to male parents too? Hopefully it comes quicker than that. I see changes to the way children are born and raised coming very quickly after the inevitable collapse of the state-sanctioned monogamous marriage. I potentially see agencies popping up in the near future that match a male and female who want to be parents but don't want to be married. There could be contractual agreements made between the two on how to raise the child, how to fairly split the duties and obligations to the child and how to deal with conflic…	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/18 07:05 PM
1	Should pro-choice mentality be extended to male parents too? It isn’t a right to “opt out of parenthood.” It’s a right to make medical decisions falling under the right to privacy. I got lose a little in the tumblrnese. But having an abortion terminates the pregnancy, which prevents a child from being born, which prevents the direct genetic predecessors of said child from becoming parents. And a woman now, in many parts of the developed world, has an option to terminate a pregnancy, therefore she has the option to prematurely stop the chain of events that…	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/18 06:58 PM
1	Should pro-choice mentality be extended to male parents too? at least with the caveat that the child involved still receives appropriate and reasonable care. Well with these rights granted to men, I don't see this ever becoming an issue. A man's willingness and ability to cut a child support check every month is a top determining factor for women when considering abortion. If a woman is aware or is notified that the biological father of her unborn child has legally relinquished his parental rights and therefore duties, her next step would most likely be s…	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/18 06:53 PM
4	Should pro-choice mentality be extended to male parents too? and if she doesn't get one he doesn't have to take on the burden of pregnancy or parenting. all he has to do is hand over a check once a month I like how you minimize a man giving a huge portion of his earnings; his life's work, his blood sweat and tears, to a woman, as simply "hand over a check once a month". And to the woman at that, not the child, the check goes to the woman, and it is the woman's choice on how the money is spent; a woman who had the choice to not have the child; but decided …	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/18 06:46 PM
2	Should pro-choice mentality be extended to male parents too? a guy who also didn't want to be a parent would indirectly benefit from The male would only benefit if the female actually pursues the abortion; this is totally the female's decision. In a case where neither party uses careful protection and both are equally negligent (I.e: Woman is not on BC and doesn't take the pill and Man does not use a condom); the woman still holds all of the power to opt out of parenthood via abortion, even if the pregnancy is equally her fault, the man has no say or infl…	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/18 06:27 PM
1	Should pro-choice mentality be extended to male parents too? It would probably end up getting equalized by reactive social changes. I'm sure the number of children born to single mothers would plummet if men had the right to opt out of parental rights/duties to the child. The rate of abortions would surely increase because the prospect of a child having a biological father who is even minimally involved/financially liable is a determining factor on continuing a pregnancy.	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/18 06:24 PM
8	Should pro-choice mentality be extended to male parents too? on the second one: no, it's akin to telling her to make sure she takes the pill every fucking day at the same fucking time like a responsible adult or gets an IUD if she doesn't want a baby. and don't trust strange guys from the bar to have a condom or pull out. she'll never regret being distrustful of random dudes. True; and it's probably safe to say that the majority of single sexually active women are taking as many precautions to prevent pregnancy as possible; but let's imagine a case where …	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/18 06:17 PM
3	Should pro-choice mentality be extended to male parents too? but ultimately, if your strong independent brothers don't need no kid or woman, the ideal situation would be to remain single and be very very very careful about contraception. Would you offer this same advice to women seeking abortions? That they should just remain single and abstain from sex?	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/18 06:07 PM
2	Should pro-choice mentality be extended to male parents too? In nearly all of the cases I've seen, it's between a man and a woman who have been in a relationship and the man trusts her enough to assume she is on BC, going to take a morning after, or have an abortion due to lengthy conversations held throughout the relationship on not wanting a child yet. If the female gets pregnant, she immediately begins using the unborn child as a means to extort the man for money, who was blindsided by her decision of all of a sudden wanting to be a "parent" despite pr…	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/18 06:05 PM
23	Should pro-choice mentality be extended to male parents too? why are your strong independent brothers going bareback with chicks they'd be loathe to have a kid with? why would any guy do that? do they not know where babies come from? do they trust these bitches who they'd never want kids with to have their biological interests at heart? here's a better idea: keep your shit tight. wrap it up, pull out, and don't fuck complete strangers. if you never want kids get a vasectomy. you'll never regret being distrustful of stranger bitches from the bar. Isn't tha…	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/18 06:00 PM
0	Reddit hates /r/TRP because it's filled with nerds. Not because of misogyny . Right "bruh" because in the club all the females are beatboxing along to the beat or humming to the instruments instead of just repeating the chorus "THESE HOES AINT LOYAL". Lmao. f I listen to Freddie Gibbs rapping about how he robbed someone, I endorse armed robbery. This is exactly OP's point. Rap and Freddie Gibbs are "cool"; so it's okay for the average person to listen to this type of music. I bet if some weird skinny white kid came up to you and said he wants to kill his mom (basically ev…	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/18 05:19 PM
2	Why is there no real red pill alternative for women? It's inherent in every female, hence why an overweight 30 year old hairdresser can enter relationships with muscle bound wall st banker boiz	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/18 05:07 PM
1	[Q4W] What would it look like if men put as much effort into there appearance as women? Just look at any popular male fitness model on Instagram. Most of them get frequent haircuts, use expensive hair and skin products, use facial cleansing/exfoliating masks, get teeth whitening treatment, pluck/shape eyebrows, curl eyelashes, apply mattifying powder etc. The end result is obviously they are very good looking, and as a result, get laid often.	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/18 04:35 PM
1	Rate your own SMV and RMV. Are you content with finding someone who matches your own score, or do you want to catch someone with the best SMV and RMV? Or do you have low standards, and will give anyone a shot? 25/M - Conservatively speaking probably top 5% for all men 18-35 in both SMV and RMV (not sure what the difference is, for males having a high SMV probably means you have a high RMV too; unless if you're a drug addict or felon or something) I've hooked up with girls who had a high SMV like mine but low RMV (high n count) but have only been in relationships with girls that are average SMV and above average RMV	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/06/18 08:42 PM
14	[Q4M] what are the ways “YOU” can tell a woman is riding the cc heavily Instagram/Social Media content is the most accurate indicator I've seen. If the majority of her pics are of herself, on nights when she was going out or out at a club/bar, even if she's not dressed that provacatively, girls who post "model shot" pictures like this (just them head to toe in club wear, doing a "candid" pose, maybe looking at the ground or hand doing something weird) seem to be riding the CC.	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/06/18 09:25 PM
2	MGTOW is rising, male celibacy has doubled in the past 10 years What kind of stuff? You mean technology, equal opportunity employment and decades of legislation that have made the man obsolete? It's much easier to accept that this is the way things are now and just forget about ever engaging in a monogamous relationship. Men used to talk about women like they are cars, "drive it around for a bit then upgrade to the newer/better model"; but this is literally what women are doing now because they no longer need our physical strength (obsolete by technology), r…	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/06/18 10:13 PM
1	MGTOW is rising, male celibacy has doubled in the past 10 years Well women no longer need men as much as they did in previous generations. A man/boyfriend/sexual partner is more of a luxury than a necessity, so women are able to have their pick of the litter.	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/06/18 10:00 PM